The Origins of Dominant Parties

Reuter, Ora John

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1664583

SSRN Journal

2010

DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.1664583

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The Origins of Dominant Parties

Ora John Reuter

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Dominant party rule and legislative leadership in authoritarian regimes

Reuter

Turovsky

2012

Party Politics

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Authoritarian dominant parties are said to ensure elite loyalty by providing elites with regularized opportunities for career advancement. This article uses data on the distribution of leadership posts in Russia’s regional legislatures (1999–2010) to conduct the first systematic test of this proposition. Loyalty to the nascent hegemonic party, United Russia, is shown to be important in determining a legislator’s chances of being promoted to a leadership position. These findings generate insight into how authoritarian institutions help maintain regime stability and provide a clearer picture of how Russia’s ruling party works.

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Dominant party rule and legislative leadership in authoritarian regimes

Reuter

Turovsky

2012

Party Politics

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The Origins of Dominant Parties

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Dominant party rule and legislative leadership in authoritarian regimes

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